Director Ken Loach Embarrasses the Government At The Bafta Awards With His Wholly Accurate Rhetoric

According to the Huffington Post a Conservative MP has come under attack for dismissing director Ken Loach’s BAFTA speech as “drivel”.

Loach, the Jeremy Corbyn supporting film maker, condemned the government for closing down its child refugee programme as he won a BAFTA for his film I, Daniel Blake.

But Tory MP Tim Loughton, who attended the ceremony in London, was unimpressed.

However, DWP claimants have known for some years that the picture Loach paints in his moving film iDaniel Blake, is an entirely accurate portrayal of how the government is treating the most vulnerable in UK society.